What did Locke believe could serve as a deterrent to revolution?
a. The doctrine of rebellion
b. Fear of anarchy
c. Consent of the governed to be governed
d. Desire to protect liberty, equality and property
e. A strong military
a
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What provision of the Fourteenth Amendment serves as a cornerstone of our understanding of civil rights?
a. the all men are created equal clause b. the Equal Protection Clause c. the privileges and immunities clause d. the Equal Rights Amendment
The legal theory that holds that, with regard to foreign affairs and national security, the president has decisive power is known as the ____________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Imagine you are a journalist covering a scandal that may destroy a member of Congress. You obtain your information from a source at the Department of Justice under the condition that the source would be completely unattributed. The information you obtained from this source is considered to be __________
a. on the record b. off the record c. on background d. on deep background
The Telegraph and Texas Register is remembered as the originator of what rallying cry?
a. "Don't mess with Texas!" b. "Texas independence now!" c. "Remember the Alamo!" d. "Tippecanoe and Tyler, too!"